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New EUROPEAN WAsH FAsnrcs.

SEATON PERRY
tSuccessor to PERRY BRoraER}
100 PIECES ANDERSONs 80 INCHES WIDE
ScOTCH ZEPHYR CLOTHS. m an the latest Plain.
Striped aid Plaid Combinations
go PIECES OF FINEST FRENCH SATEENS IN
"EXCLCSIvE DESIGNS." MADE TO EXPRESS
ORDER BY GROS ROMAN & CO., FOR SPRING
AND SUMNER OF 1857.
NEW ENGLISH AND FRENCH WHITE GOODS
NEW STYLES IN PRINTED ALL-wOOI. CHALLIS
"ExTRA GOOD VALUES" IN IRISH AND GERMAN
TRAY CLOTHS
SPECIAL BARGAINS'' IN PURE LINEN HUCK
TOWELS II 123fc-- 20c. and 2oc.
NEW BELGIAN PILLOW AND SHEETING LIN EMS.
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS FAIILE FRANCHISE
SATIN DUCHESSE, SURAHS, TRICOTINES AND
ALL SILK NELSErS, IN BLACK. WHITE AND
ALL COIOkS FOR STREET. RECEPTION AND
EVENING WEAR AT LOWEST PRICES
NOVELTIES IN SILK GAUZES, ILLUSIONS, CREPE
DE CHINE AND BRUSSELS NETS
TREfOUSSE AND PERINOTS KID GLOVES
THE LOWEST PRICES ON ALL IMPORTED WIN
TEX WRAPS. JACKETS. NEWMARkETS, CIR
CUlARS, SEAL-PLUSH SACQUES AND vISITES.
S1- PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICEa
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDNo,
, Pennsylvania ave-, cor. 9th st.
2teosned 1S4O jazz
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BAIRD STILL HOLDS OFF.
lie Refuses % go umso the Deuecrasi
SeNntOrial CAucus M Trcnlon.

TRENTON, n. j., Jan. 25.-The democratic hopes
OF last night were lowered again to-day by Speaker
Baird's refusal 10 accept overtures and 60 into
their caucus. The caucus met at eo'clock and i'm
neolatey adjourned until IL. AT the latter hour
the doors were again closed, but Mr.. Baird had
ieft the capitol and gone 10 his hotel He SAYS
ne VIII not meet In caucus with cho
democrats on The senatorial question, but
Will vote for q democrat fer senator. This
gives tue democrats no satisfaction. as his vote
viii only help the republicans n not cast for the
democratic caucus nominee. The democrats afe
as yet undecided whether or not so intoa joint
meeung and ballot for senator tomorrow inde-
pendent OF the republicans Without Mr. Baird
tney lack majority unless either OF the labor
men should join them, and these latter give no
assurance as 10 their stand In the senatorial ght
The senate viii not organize this week that
having been decided upon IN an all night caucus
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War Not Considered lmmiment.
CONTRADICTION OF THE RUMOR STARTED By

CONTRADICTION OF THE RUMOR STARTED By 4
LONDON NEWSPAPER.
the statement OF the London Daily Nescs that
war between France and Germany was considered
imminent by the British foreign ofice has brought
out denial from that quarter. The semblance
OF authority given to the Daily Necs statement
caused universal scare. The German, French
ana Italian ambassadors in London called at the
foreign office seeking information, and also sent
INQUIRIES to their respective governments The
nome offices responded In every case with pacific
oeclarations. The announcement OF the Peaceful
lnIehuons OF the governments in question was
securities on the Paris Bourse, and rentes closed
at % fan OF II SSc., since Saturday. The Duty
Telegraph has the following: "Gen. B0ulanger
says that not one man, horse or gun has been
moved to the fronti6r.n
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COUNTY COURT.-The county court. judge Chi.
chester, resumed its session this morning A grand
jury, with John w. Stoddard as foreman is in
session: The petit jury has acquitted W. C. John
convicted John Fitzpatrick OF trespass and fined
him S. The cases against Dr. j. v. Mackall for
assault, and c. Twyman, for larceny, have been
continued until March term, and the prosecution
against John Fitzpatrick for carrying concealed
weapons, has been abandoned. On the probate
side OF the court the will OF Mrs. Louisa Horner
has been been probated. judgment against Rich.
ard simmons and Joseph Lpscomb for assault
with intent TO kill, have been filed. The session
OF the court will continue several days.
JUDTCIAL--The corporation court, Judge Meade
OF this city has just closed its January term Its
last order was to appoint City sergeant Smith re-
ceiver OF the lime works OF Beach & Wibert, on
Lee street.-Judge Keith heard last night in
chambers at the National hotel, Washington the
and commonwealth Attorney Clements on motion
to discharge Drumnond, charged with larceny
from The b.1ckworks in Alexandria county.
THE CElEBRAT1oE:-The Columbia Steam Fire
committee TO confer with the committee OF the
Alexandria Light Infantry as to the celebration OF
the 22d OF February. The HydrauliOn company
will hold meeting tonight for the same purpose.
NOTES.-The funeral OF Beverly Taylor coiored
man we'll known here, took place this afternoon
from the Alfred street Baptist Ichurch.-James L.
Woodrnn, a well Known citizen OF Washington dis
trict, or Alexandra county, across the Chain
bridge, has been appointed justice OF the peace.
"A centenaran cOlOred man named John Par
ker died at the poor house a few days agO.-It is
understood that Major Luck, OF Fredericksburg, is
to take charge OF the BraddOck hOuSe.-The Iun-
eral OF Mr. Jas. H0rSman took place this afternoon
from the residence OF Mrs. VIM. Simpson, ON Pat
rick street-R. w. Walker has become Overseer
Of roads in Washington district OF this county
Judge Keith, or the circuit court, made an order
this morning discnargtng the cOlored man Drum
mond mon rom CUSTODY, because although charged
without trial
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kilograms to The Star.
HOW THE WAR SCARE STARTED
The Bulgarian Trouble Nearing an End
THE NEW JERSEY sENAToRsHIP.
GOV. LEE IN THE NORTHWEST
An Alleged Swindler in the Tolls.
THE EUROPEAN WAR SCARE.
Explaining How Ii May Have Origl
Mated-DiStrust Of BOulanEer.


Explaining How Ii May Have Origt.
nated-Distrust of BOulanger.
Special Cable Dispatch ~ The EVENING STAR
LONDON, Jan. .5.-The sensation OF yesterday,
caused by the Daily Merry announcement that
immediate war between France and Germany was
inevitable, is replaced this morning by Indignation
against the editor OF that paper. have the high
est authority from Paris for saying that not SIM
gle French soldier has been sent to the frontier
From the same source learn that Gen Boulanger
declares there Will be no war unless Germany Is
bent on It, The canard doubtless had its origin
mainly In the reports Of military specialists who
have been advising the British foreign Office that
tnere Is danger OF German invasion OF Belgium.
TniS and the general dislike OF BOulanger and the
lear or him as reckless adventurer may explain
the scare.
By Associated Press.
A Reaction i'm the Stock Market.
LONDON, Jan. 25. p. m.-The Semi-panic on the
STOCK exchange caused by the London Dolly Ne,rs
article OF yesterday has Subsided The markets
are now rampant. ConsOls for both money and
the account opened to-day at an advance OF !. on
the closing prices OF yesterday.
PARIS, JAN 2o.-The cabinet met to-day. IL is
reiterated that the war rumorS in circulation are
as incorrect from a military from a diplomatic
point or view. Gen. Boulanger. minister OF war,
puDilShes denial OF the report that he is buying
horSeS abroad for the use OF the army.
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THE WALKER.MILLER HOMICIDE.
Arguments by the Counsel To-day.

This morning the trial of George N. Walker, in
dicted Tor the murder OF John c. Miller on the sth
OF December last, was resumed before Judge Mac
Arthur In the Criminal Court
Mr.. Randolph Coyle, assistant district attorney,
commenced his argument for the government,
claiming that from the evidence, the case was one
OF deliberate murder; that the threats claimed to
have been made by Miller were not treated as such
by Walker: that Walker took his position in the
doorway Of 914 and lurked there for the purpose
of shooting Miller, and that the verdict must be
one Of murder. Mr.. Coyle discussed at some
length the plea OF Self-defenSe
Mr.. COyle spoke till / 30 O'Clock, and Mr. A. B.
Darnell, for the prisoner, followed.
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WHEN JANIroR TIrus WILL BE HANGED.-Chief
Justice Beasey at Belvidere, n. j., yesterday SEN
fenced James j. Titus to be hanged Thursday,
April Ii, between the hours OF 10 am. and pm.
innocence Of the murder OF Tiliie Smith and pro-
testing against the action Of the jury. The chief
justice then reaSSerted his conviction OF Titus
guilt The case will be carried to the court OF er-
rors and appeals on bin OF exceptions and thence
to the court OF pardons In case OF an adverse de-
c1StOn
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Glanders i'm Illinois.

CHICAGO, JAN pa special from Springfield,
Ill, says: report received from W. j. Elliott as.
ststant state veterinarian OF Peoria who was in.
vesttgattng the reported outbreak OF glanders in
Marshall county, announces that the disease ex-
lists in eight different farms in the county, seven
cases OF the disease have been found in Macon.
kankakee, Hancock and Moultr1e counties
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED Daily. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and llth St, BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
5. ii. KAUFMAN, Prest

TEE EVENING STAR is served subscribers IN the
city by carriers. their account. at 10 cents
week or SIC. per month. Copies at the counter,
cents each BY mail-postage Trepaid-5O cents
month. one year. SO six months, So
tEntered at the Post Office at Washington. d. c.
second -Class mail matterI
THE WEEKLY STAR-published Friday-S1 .
year, postage prepaid Six months. 80 cents.
EFA All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance:
10 paper sent longer than Is paid for
Rates o. aivs rtisine made known application
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Gladstone Insists ON Home Rule.
Mr.. Gladstone has prepared resolution affirm
ing the general principal OF home rule which
Chamberlain and Trevelyan will be asked to ac-
cept on the resumption Of the Gladstonian-Un Union
1sL conference. II the radical unonists accede to
the resolution it will be proposed in the house of
commons at the earliest possible moment in the
coming session.
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PRoMBrTfON VICTORY IN VIRGINIA.-A Front
Royal Virginia, special to the Baltimore Sun says:
After close ana hot contest In this district the
prOhIbtttOnistS won BY majority OF 4S.
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Baltimore's Charity Ball.
THE PRESIDENT AND PARTY ATTEND-A BRIILIAl

The PRESIDENT AND PARTY ATTEND-A BRILLIANT
SCENE.
The President, MIS- Cleveland and their party
consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lamont, Marshal A. A.
Wilson, Mrs. Wilson and Miss Wilson. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles w. Goodyear, OF Buffalo: Mr.. and
Mrs. George J. Secard, OF Buffalo; Miss Manning.
Miss EndicOtt, Miss Lamar, Miss Villas and Mr.. w.
c. Endicott jr., arrived in Baltimore at 925 last
evening and were driven ut once to the Academy
OF Music, where they attended the annual CHARITY
ball. The entire party took part In the polOnaise
which opened the ball, the President walking with
Mrs. John A. Hambleton and Mr. Robert Garrett
escorting Mrs. Cleveland. After prOmenading the
hall intr0ductiOns were made to the members OF
the presidential party and then the President and
Mrs. Cleveland went to the box OF Mr. Robert
Garrett, where they witnessed the brilliant scene
After supper the Washington party left the hall
and started for home about half-past twelve
O'Clock.
Mrs Cleveland wore her wedding gown OF white
Lyons satin; the bodice cut round since the wed.
ding night. and where her bridal blossoms trimmed
neck and sleeves there was full garniture OF long
white ostrich plumes, meeting In front and cross
Ing down the side OF the waist which closed dag
onally. She wore her diamond necklace and a
diamond rose glittered In her hair. Diamonds
guttered In the corsage pinning down the flutter-
Ing feathers. Her fan was OF long white ostrich
feathers. The Baltimore papers say that Mrs
cleveland was very much admired and was pro-
nounced TO be the handsOmest woman in the as
sembage. The ball was for the benefit Of the hos
pltai Tor women OF Maryland, and about 5000
net was realized,
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Washington News and Gossip.

THE SUPPLEMENT or THE EVENING STAR to-day
contains the bill introduced in the House to cele
brate the centennial OF the constitution, war talk
in the Senate, Gen. Boynton on Grants drinking
habits Bishop Ryan on capital and labor, tele-
graphic dispatches, etc. The advertisements are
classified as follows: Auction Sales, Educational
Dry Goods, Ladies' Goods, Books Family supplies,
Housefurnishings, Sewing Machines, Gentlemens
Goods, Hotels, Dentistry, Pianos and Organs,
Wood and Coal, Financial, Attorneys, Specialties,
Medical, The Trades, Railroads, Potomac River
Boats, Steamers, Professional, Undertakers.
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. The Official organ OF the Dominion government
denies that the mental condition OF Sir John Nc
Donald Is giving his medical attendants great un-
eastneeR
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The Coal Handler., Strike.

TRYING NEW TACTICS TO PREVENT TIE MOVEMENT OF
CoAL-EXPEcTED EXTENSION OF THE STRIKE
The striking coal handlers in Jersey City yester-
day tried to stop the moving of coal by gathering
at the ferries and intimidating cartmen who were
taking loads across to New York. Many fright
ened cartmen returned to the yards with their
loads. Police were at once detailed to protect the
cartmen. One coal cart driver was knocked down
with a shovel in Jersey City Heights because he
refused to return to the yards. AT noon crowd
stopped peddler's wagon loaded with coal going
to New York. They declared they would permit
no coal to be moved TO New York. AT the Ho-
bOken ferry two loads OF coal were dumped in the
presence OF couple OF policemen without inter-
ference. z.
To help the coal handlers on strike the brake
men on all railroads bringing coal into New York,
Jersey City, HOboken and adjacent towns, have
refused TO brake coal trains. All mining will he
order to win the fight against the coal cOmbina-
tiOn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

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lard's Hotel Washington. ID, G., Mondays, wednes-
day and Fridays. from Il to 4 l4th entrance
Consultation free Practice limited to Diseases of the
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ful in treating Enlarged Tonsils Hay Fever. Rose
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Ro DIR ID. c. STOCKSTILL HAS REMOVED
- his Once and residence to s03 4th St n. w.
Office hours 30 To 950 am Il 80 to H., to
pm Telephone call 1S.2, Mshans drug store.
ja11-2w'
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fhosphates, Is popular and efficient Brain ana Nerve
Ionic, and safeguard against Malaria Sold at MIL
BURNS PHARMACY, 1929 Pennsylvania ave, In
bottles or on draught with soda water. flo
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
This is to notify the public that Mr.: JOHN KEY
WORTH is only agent for the sale of the POLAND
SPRING WATER in Washington. DC.
other selling another article, repre-
senting ID to be POLAND WATER, those desiring to
the benefits arising from this celebrated water
can rely only upon its purity by purchasing from
JOHN KEYWORTH, 9th and SITS NV.
HIRAM KICKER & SONS.
Proprietors Of the Celebrated Poland Spring,
South Poland, Maine.
Telephone 1922 ja6-1m
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TRYING no SAVE MRS. DRuSR FROM HANGING
A bill was introduced in the New York legislature
yesterday fixing imprisonment for life as the PEN
atty for woman guilty OF murder in the first de-
The Her1mer murderess, under sentence OF death,
whichth Woman's suffrage party through the
country have asked to have c0mmuted to life Inn
priSOnment.
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The Charge Against Mr.. Leavitt.
NO RECORD AT THE TREASURY SHOWING HIS CoNvIc-
TION OF SMUGGLING.
The publication of a communication from chief
OF division Of the Treasury department to Senator
Mcmillan TO the effect that papers had been filed
there showing that SD. .Leavttt recently appointed
collector OF customs in Maine, had been convicted
OF the crime OF smuggling, led to a thorough
search by department officials for the papers re-
ferred TO. No record could be found and no Official
OF the department who sees such documents had
any knowledge OF 1t. The chief OF division who
wrote the communication Is not known and the
department ofllcials are inclined to look upon the
whole matter as bogus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-25

c. W. Button, editor OF the Lynchburg rirgin-
ian, Is out in long letter opposing the demo-
cratic policy In the state. Mr.. Button was ap-
pointed postmaster at Lynchburg by President
Cleveland, but failed OF confirmation In the Sem
ate.
The London press generally agree that while
Mr.. W. 8. Gilbert has not surpassed himself In the
nbrett0 OF sRuddygOre," Sir Arthur Sulhyans
since sSThe SofcereE."
man named Thomas and his wife were exc
cuted In Paris yesterday for burning their mother
to death. Thomas met his fate coolly, but the
woman IAN, struggled 81 nercely with the executioners'
1t is again reported that the powers have re-
solved TO revive the conference az COnstantin0ple
to settle the Bulgarian question.
About one hundred OF the Lorilard strikers
asked to be reinstated yesterday, and were given
work.
doing wei and Improving rapidly. The runOr
that he Intends 70 resign Is gFOundleea
The annual sale OF pews at the Brooklyn taber-
nAcle occurred yesterday. The total receapts ex-
ceeded last year BY about ttoo.
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SuLIIvANs IEtuRfD ARH.-The John L. sullivan
combination arrived at 81. Paul, Mimi, from Win
ntpeg yesterday morning. The combination dis
banded, and Sullivan, sheedy, Taylor and Carroll
considerably yet" said Sullivan, "but have to
day succeeded in getting my coat on for the first
time, as you see think it viii be wen enough 50
that can use It to spar by the first OF March.
shall not be able, however, to meet Cardiff IL he
comes to time, before about May 1st."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-25

NEW YORK. Jan. o5-The steamer Alaska OF tho
Guion line sailed for Liverpool this morning
Among the passengers were Michael Dayitt and
his BRIDE
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Chamberlain's Home Rule Ideas.
Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, JAN 25.-Chamberlain's speech is gen.
orally discounted to-day by the Gladstonian press
In another letter to Hurlbert he again waters
down his ideas or home rule to purely provincial
level
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The Fight for Beer i'm 1owa.
TWO DIES MONIES BREWERS DEFTANTLY RETAILING IT

CHICAGO JAN 25.-A VeWs special from Des-
MOineS Iowa, says: Two local brewers, Messrs.
Aullman and Mates, recently asked Judge Love-
OF the federal court, to discharge them On habeas
corpus proceedings under Judge Brewers de-
cision that antecedent brewery property should
be recompenSated TO the owners. Judge Love no
titled Attorney General Baker of the proceedings.
and at his request the hearing was postponed TIL
April. 1t is understood that the brewers attor-
neys have advised them that they are now wards
the Clark law. They began selling beer again
Saturday, and yesterday 1t was next to impossible
were made hourly by the constables but the
amount carried away was only small. The two
brewers were arrested In the afternoon and gave
bonds for appearance. They are determined TO
carry on retail business over the bar again and
Will contest the case vigorously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-25

The ELECTORAL COUNT BILL was received at the
White House last evening" but has not yet been
oa afpdr
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve.
niue, s194, ,291; customs, $500
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The Queen Approve. Mer speech.

LONDON Jan. "a cabinet council was held
at Windsor Castle to-day. The queen read and aI,-
proved the speech 10 be delivered from the throne
at the opening or parliament, on Thursday.
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Hen C1Ass TAILORING
AT Low PRICES
LOOK AT OUR DISPLAY OF STYLISH
uLWOOL CASSIMERES AND CHEvIOTs
THAT We ARE MAKING UP To ORDER FOB
s20.
THESE ARE ALL NEW GOODS WE MAKE
THkM UP IN THE LATEST STYLES AND
GUARANTEE GOOD FITS
Nh T. A MCCARTHY GIVES PERSONAL
ATTENIioS To CUTTING AND FITTING.
AND No ONE IN WASHINGTON CAN CUT
AOkk ARTISTIC GARMENTS
We HAVE, WITHOUT DOUBT. THE
LARGEST LINEOF FINE PIECE GOODS IN
The CITY FROM WHICH To MAKE SELEC-
lions, AND VIZ CARRY ALL GRADES
fhoM THESE WHICH We MAKE UP AT $50
TOTHE FINEST IMPORTED GOODS MANU-
fACfChED IN ENGLAND, GERMANY AND
BELGIUM.
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT BELOW FIRST
CLASS MERCHANT TAILORS
MR. MCCARTHY GIVES SPECIAL ATTEN-
TON To FINE FULL DKESS SUITS
Z b BARNUM 90
3A10 03l Hx,zsYIvAx1a Avxrrr
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The New Brooks Comet.

PHRLPs, n. z, Jan. 25.-The position Of the
new Brooks comet tonight will be nearly two
degrees above the star Kappa in the constellation
DracO. At ten O'Clock 1t will be fifteen degrees
directly below the North star. Prof. Brooks says
scope and is moving slowly In q northeasterly d.
rectiOn.
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Still Another Comet.

TIE THIRD DISCOVERED WITHIN FIVE DAYS.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Jan. 25.-Director swift, q
the Warner observatory, Yesterday received .
telegram from Prof. F.. r. Barnard. director 0f
Vanderbilt university observatory. at Nashville,
Tenn. announcing the discovery OF another comet
by him in Cygnus AT O'Clock a. m. It's position
was right ascension 10 hours z minutes and 4S
secondS declination north % degrees - minutes.
It IS moving very slowly TO the east Three comets
have been discovered within five days. The
southern comet is going TO be very bright.
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FAscY CANDLES.
In Variety of Styles and in All Colors.
CANDLE SHADES.
CANDLESTICKS
HAYWARD HUTCHINSON. BUTCHERS
WAX for Floors. and BUTCHERS FURNI-
TURE POLISH
ja17 Sole Agency 424 9th street
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Cheering Mr. Gladstone.

LONDON Jan. 2J.-Mr. Gladstone arrived In Lon.
don to-day. At the stations coming from Hawar-
den he was recognized by the people and enthus-
taStically cheered.
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DUBLIN Jan. 25.-Mr. Henry, q Munster tory,
has been nominated to contest the parliamentary
seat for South Donegal against Nj. McNeill, tho
nationalist candidate. The seat Ii vacant In con-
sequence OF the death OF MI. Kelly.
A party OF ev1cJors started this morning 70 oust
James Griffin from a farm at Ballinak1liet. The
tenant resisted a previous attempt TO evict hun,
and lively hight occurred then.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-A Times special from Indian.
apolis Ind, says: The Indianapolis east-bound
pool will be dissolved under the provisions OF the
Interstate commerce bill Commissioner Dohert =
resigned position that will In a few days be abol.
ished. He has been appointed commercial agent
OF the wabash and SC. Louis railroad
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ANoTHTR POOL M DANGER.


LANSING, MICH, Jan. 25.-The state house OF rep
resentatives last night passed resolution asking
the President TO appoint Senator omar ID. Congef
q member OF the Interstate commerce commission
in case the bill becomes law.